One side tremors uncontrollable shaking

While stress and anxiety can certainly cause tremors, the persistence and one-sided nature of your symptom is a cause for a closer look. Tremors isolated to one side, especially if they are persistent, can sometimes suggest an underlying neurological condition, such as essential tremor, or even a more serious issue like Parkinson’s disease. Although these may sound concerning, essential tremor is quite common and often hereditary, whereas Parkinson’s disease usually comes with a constellation of other symptoms, such as stiffness, slowness, and balance issues. The fact that your tremors improve with focus and return when distracted might indicate essential tremor, as this condition often worsens with actions or stress and improves with targeted activities. The tightness you’re experiencing could potentially be related to muscle fatigue or tension from the tremors themselves. Since it is not improving with relaxation techniques, it’s prudent to pursue this further. I would suggest seeing a neurologist who can perform specific tests such as a neurological examination or imaging if necessary, to better understand the cause of your symptoms. Also, consider keeping a log of your tremor occurrences, including what activities precede it, their intensity, and what helps alleviate them, as this can provide useful information to your healthcare provider. If at any time you notice other concerning symptoms like significant changes in coordination, weakness, or changes in facial expression or speech, seek immediate medical attention, as these could indicate more urgent issues.